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ARSENAL & PSG TARGET MAHREZ READY TO QUIT LEICESTER The Premier League winner looks set to join team-mate Jamie Vardy out of the exit door at the King Power Stadium after being tempted by talk of offers from Europe's elite EXCLUSIVE Riyad Mahrez is ready to quit Leicester City but the Premier League champions are still hoping to tie him to a new and improved contract, Goal has learned. The PFA Player of the Year is wanted by Europe's elite after scoring 17 goals and recording 11 assists to help guide the Foxes to their first ever top-flight title win in 2015-16. Mahrez signed a contract extension with Leicester in August 2015 and is currently earning £35,000-a-week - much less than Arsenal-bound team-mate Jamie Vardy who increased his pay packet to £80,000-a-week after agreeing an improved deal in February. Algeria international Mahrez has attracted interest from the likes of Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain following his match-winning performances for Claudio Ranieri's side.  Uncertainty currently clouds the 25-year-old's future but the player himself is keen on leaving the King Power Stadium in the summer transfer window.

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